Giants End Dodgers Streak In 13th Inning Victory
In a three hour and 51 minute game giants Jim Davenport and Willie Mays hit thirteenth inning homers to beat the Dodgers 6-4. Orlando Cepeda was injured by a line drive and taken to hospital after the 18th inning scare. The Athletics pounded Detroit 10-3 in the other NL/AL scoreboard game.
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United Press International
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Dodgers
Walt Alston
Los Angeles
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Stan Williams
Sandy Koufax
Yakima Cold Storage Rank Surpasses Many Cities
Yakima Washington handles 17000 carloads boosting its cold storage capacity to the third largest in the nation behind Chicago and New York City.
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Yakima, Wash
Chicago
New York
Gayle Sheldon
Pat McLauchlin
Silver Springs
Fla
Speedway record set in 1909 at 73.74 mph
In Indianapolis an historic speed record was first set at 73.74 miles per hour by Len Zengel driving a Chadwick on August 16, 1909. Wilt Chamberlain, the ex-Kansas basketball star now with the Philadelphia Warriors, once cleared six feet six inches in a high jump competition.
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UPI
Indianapolis Speedway
Len Zengel
Chadwick
Wilt
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
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Philadelphia Warriors
International
United States Army
MacArthur to Star in Kidnapped Film Role
James MacArthur son of Helen Hayes will play David Balfour in the film adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Kidnapped. Pete Finch co stars as Alan Breck Stewart, the Scottish Highland rogue, in the Hollywood production.
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Hollywood
UPI
James MacArthur
Helen Hayes
David Balfour
Robert Louis Stevenson
Pete Finch
Alan Breck Stewart
Scores and Standings From Monday’s Major League Games
Kansas City beat Detroit 10 to 3 in ten innings in the only game scheduled. San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 6 to 4 in thirteen innings as the night cap.
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Inns
San Fran
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Weekend Visitors and Family News From Sandborn
A long list of visits and travels across Indiana and Kentucky fills the Sandborn news, with relatives from Bridgerton to Vincennes dropping in for weekends and hospital updates. Highlights include Mrs. Bertha Mitchell in Bridgempton, Mrs. Elizabeth Bills of Cicero, and many others visiting kin in Sandborn and nearby towns.
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Bertha Mitchell
Bridgeton
Odus Mitchell
Elizabeth Bills
Sue and
Debbie
Cicero
Blanche Lind
Robert Gaultney
Beaver Dam
Max Gaultney
William Bowman
Ed Karschefsky
Vincennes
Louise Lucking
Westphalia
Inlaw
W. H. Lucking
Thos. J. Lankford and Childern
Silver Springs
T. C. Lankford
Tressa Lee
Gardner Lee
Marion, Ill
Robert Lee
Sharpsville
Carl Apple
L. L. Rhodes
Evansville
Ned B. Kent
Joe Francis
Terre Haute
F. Brown
Lincoln
Nebr
Doris Cain
Hazel Brown
Ralph Laughlin
West Baden
Edith Hagemeier
Delmer Daves Leaves Law for Show Business
Studio notes reveal actor and director Delmer Daves, a Stanford senior studying law, played MacBeth in college and sparked a career in entertainment after a glowing newspaper review. He later directed the film A Summer Place.
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Hollywood
UPI
Delmer Daves
Stanford University
MacBeth
Daves
Six TV towers taller than Empire State Building listed
Linton Daily Citizen notes six U S television towers exceed 1 472 feet. Boswell New Mexico leads at 1610 feet followed by Oklahoma City 1572 San Antonio 1530 8 Columbia 1526 Dallas 1521 and Durham 1504 feet.
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Empire State
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N.M
Oklahoma City
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Tex
Columbia
S.C
Dallas
Durham
N.C
Burke and Conroy reunite on film in The Young Philadelphians
Hollywood reports Billie Burke and Frank Conroy return to screen together after thirty years, reuniting on the big screen in The Young Philadelphians following their Broadway run in Rose Briar.
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Hollywood
UPI
Billie Burke
Frank Conroy
Hess Posts Second Low Total in Indiana Junior Golf Tourney
In Purdue qualify rounds Hess of Linton shot 71 to place second behind Sam Carmichael of Martinsville who led with 67. Wilkinson 77 and Johnny Gayso 77 also qualified. 64 players entered with match play to reduce to 16 for the final rounds.
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Bob Hess
Linton
Steve Wilkinson
Hagerstown
Indiana
Purdue University
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Carmichael
Wilkinson
Johnny Gayso
Sullivan
Ian Moore
Washington
Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Eght
Don Essig
Indianapolis
National Publix
Joe Cork
Wayne Timberman
Mike Gery
West Lafayette
Mickey Powell
Clermont
Ron Royer
Crawfordsville
Indiana University
Supermarket Workers Hear Radio Music From Outside Speakers
In Rapid City South Dakota at 11 p.m. employees finished late shift and played a phonograph to pass time. Neighbors reported the music being broadcast over the countryside by the market's outside speakers prompting police attention.
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S.D
UPI
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